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Law is a constantly changing area that requires specialist advice. No matter how simple or complex a set of circumstances, we will work with you to resolve your matter.
We are sensitive to the personal situation of each client and we know that advice and representation must be based on an awareness of your specific individual needs.
We work as a team to give you the benefit of our combined knowledge so you can be assured your matter will always receive the attention it deserves.
Family Law:
Family Law is a constantly changing area that calls for tailored advice. PWB Lawyers are sensitive to the personal circumstances of each client and we know that advice or representation in family law matters must be coupled with an awareness of your personal needs.
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Family Law
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We are located at Level 1 57 Elizabeth St, Hobart TAS 7000
You can call us on (03) 6235 1111
Divorce is the termination of your marriage. It is separate to any arrangements about your children or property/finances.
For a Divorce to be granted, there must have been an irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and the parties must have been separated for at least 12 months immediately prior to the Divorce Application being made.
No. In Australia, divorce is on a “no fault” basis. You only need to satisfy the three (3) criteria listed above.
You do not have to wait until you are divorced to ask the Court for orders about your children, your property or spouse maintenance. However, once you are divorced you have 12 months from the date your divorce order becomes final to file an application for property settlement or spouse maintenance. This timeframe can be waived by the Court only in certain circumstances.
